Kodak DC120

About half a year ago, I bought a Digital Camera from a friend who got it free with a computer but never used it. I paid £125 for it which I thought was very reasonable. I found it extremely easy to use and didn't eat up the battery's like others did. It was easy to transfer data to my computer and send them over email. This camera delivered supreme pictures for a small price. With a lead to connect it to my computer coming free, I think this is an excellent all round camera to buy and I recommend it to all. YOu may not pick it up for as small a price as I paid, but I'm sure the latest from Kodak will be just as suitable. ...  Read the complete review

I have a lot to say about this camera. It is very good. Built to last rather like a tank but what a performer. It has an excellent zoomn and its low light perfomance is brilliant. You can set it up for long exposures which means if you have tripod you can get pitures in really low light conditions. The memory supplied is fairly small and can be upgraded with Compact Flash cards that can be purchased for very little from all sorts of places. If you find the download time a bit slow you can always buy a card reader from any good digital camera supplier. I has a range a features that you only find on some of the better speced cameras now in the ...  Read the complete review

I've had a DC120 for about 2 years now, and many of the pictures on my website were taken with it. Although in its looks it is totally unorthodox, it has megapixel capability, a 3* zoom, and the ability to store about 160 HR pictures on a 16mb CompactFlash card. It is easy to work, as all of the controls are within easy reach when the camera is at eye level. It is rather sad that now, most digital cameras look like ordinary cameras, and that design leaves much to be desired. The autofocus is very good, even in low light, the flash being on the switch/cover plate means that there are few occasions when red-eye occurs. It connects via the serial port to a ...  Read the complete review